Improving a Singer 241-12 To Do Furniture/Car Upholstery-TUTORIAL 7
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This video shows the last steps to adapt a 'simple sewing machine' into a more functional, to do furniture and car upholstery. The 'roller/round presser foot' is so versatile that after some practice and patience, you would be able to perform different sewings.
I have met many upholsterers carry out beautiful jobs with this 'round presser foot', including me...but, we should not forget that technology, give us better ways of sewing our upholstery projects...I am referring to 'walking-foot sewing machines', especially designed to do heavy-duty upholstery.
These videos are mainly aimed to people who do not have much chance of buying an expensive machine, but they have the willingness to do upholstery and start a business.
In a next tutorial I will show how to do the different upholstery sewings with this machine.
I hope this information is useful!
Cesar
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I have the same 241 and changed the motor out to an electronic motor. I had to get a very small pulley for the motor to slow it down enough to get a controlled stitch. I liked your idea of converting it to a roller foot and I have the parts to do it next. Very nice video on upgrading this type of commercial machine! Thanks for your videos.
This machine is really strong and durable. It is made to last more than a lifetime. I have one so I can confirm this.Thank again. Bless you.
Thank you Cesar for taking your time to make this video for novices like myself.
I finally found your channel . I read about it on a sewing website forum . Brilliant, thank you.
Thank you for documenting thses modifications, I am in the process of making the adjustments so I will be able to do vinyl cording and top stitching with my 241-13.
Excellent as always. I've just started sewing with very old singer 96k 1940 machine and find your video's a great help.
Thanks
Thanks to this video I was able to upgrade my trusty Singer 31-15. Keep up the quality work!
I am so glad these videos are useful!
Thank you so much! I was able to connect my roller foot successfully due to your thorough video tutorial. I appreciate all of the videos you create. They are so helpful to me.
I really appreciate your nice comment! Thanks so much for watching my videos!
Woww
Stephanie McIntyre where did you find a round foot ?
@@jonathanclark3351 Amazon has the plate, feed dog and roller foot.
another great job I just got a roller foot and it was hitting the needle I now realize how to adjust it thank you again keep the good work up
Yo tengo una 48K58 del año 1902. Es espectacular como cose todavía. No tiene ni una holgura y estuvo 90 años en un taller de 12 talabarteros. Singer 👍🏼
Yo empecé a hacer tapicería de carros con una máquina doméstica Singer. Solamente le adapté un peine de arrastre con dientes más grandes, le puse un pié de rodaja y una aguja gruesa 160
Very useful video, I will try to do the same in my grand mom Sears Kenmore, for sentimental reasons, I want to upgrade, and let the Singer, for small jobs, Thank You
Thank you. I wish I could purchase an industrial machine. But I do not have money. I appreciate you making this modification video. Thank you, from your #1 Fan.
Thank you for video and experience May God continue to bless you for IMPARTING your knowledge to the world.
I am so glad these videos are inspirational!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this detailed and informative tutorial.
La camara nitida lo explica todo...Excelente !! ❤❤❤
this is brilliant thanks for sharing your expertise I knew this is your life's passion and it shows...
Thanks for watching the videos!
Isso que é máquina forte! Feita com a tecnologia de seu tempo, e faz muito mais do que por ventura promete. Essa sim costura com certeza mais que 6 camadas de jeans. Bem diferente de muitas marcas eletrônica que na hora aga, fica só no ditado: quem não ti conhece é que ti compra....afffffff! Parabéns!
Thank you for sharing your techniques
Thanks for the clear dimostration
I gave input about the hardened bit in the other video, but you're ahead of me. Hahaha. I love watching your videos.
Maestro tengo una singer 95-10 e mirado Varias veses este video y e llegado a LA conclusion de seguir este consejo agarrar la roller foot y modernisarla
Gracia's por tan buema idea y Gracia's por su tiempo 1000 Gracia's
Estimado José, ¡Siempre es Ud. bienvenido a este canal!
Muy interesante felicidades y gracias por compartir sus conocimientos saludos desde loja Ecuador
As the owner of a 241-12 , I approve !
Me too. I love the machine but hate that it’s not walking foot. But now I can buy these parts and do some quality work
Muy bueno el video, gracias.
Que maravilla... Muy ilustrativo.
Felicidades...🎉
Saludos cordiales desde Veracruz México... 🇲🇽
Very nice
great video cechflo great instructions good camera work thanks for making an easy vid to understand
Thanks for kind remarks!
all can a regular straight stitch industrial machine be converted into a roller foot by adding the roller foot
As far as I know most of them can be. We should change three accesories: presser foot, needle plate and feed dog.
Cechaflo
where did you purchase the three
At a local supplier. But, you could look them up on ebay : www.ebay.com/bhp/singer-241
Hola !! Muy buen video, espetacular, desde Argentina mis saludos
thank you i am going to check all these ,very kind of you.for your reply.
Cechaflo, when you can't unscrew the bolt with screwdriver with small handle you should push this screwdriver with one hand and with the other hand turn the screwdriver use adjustable wrench ( grab screwdriver near the head of the bolt)
Great video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Glad to see you find this video useful.
Welcome to the channel anytime 😊
excelente vídeo lo felicito
un gusto ver buenos tíos de costuras
Your Videos are very helpful! I do knot know if you mention this elsewhere but in general, what brand/needles do you use for leather? It is very difficult to look on the internet and figure what will work for the 641-12. Also do you think the roller foot would help with sewing fur? Specifically sheep fleece sewing onto very heavy backing. Duck or felt.
Thank you for your help. Looking forward to modify my machine!
I had a 241 and sold it. I'm currently trying to get my hands on a compound feed machine.
Отличная работа !!!!!
Thanks for kind comment!
Tengo una Singer 241-12 y me trabaja perfecto y lo mejor es la lubricacion automatica y tengo la Singer 31-15 y le e sacado cuatro y media puntadas por pulgada....ambas las tengo con ese rodillo .....Saludos fraternos...........
Excelente RD
Thanks for watching!
As a machinist of leather product I appreciate the convertion.
Thanks so much for appreciating this video!
Hola quiero darle las gracias por su enseñanza. Saludos desde Guadalajara, Jalisco.
you're a gentleman
Hi there,
What number of thread are you using for upholstery? What thread size can you recommend for outdoor backpaks? Thank you
una pregunta de que medida es la broca con la que utilizo para oradar el hoyuelo x donde pasa la aguja x favorsito y otra, le funcionaria a mi maquina semindustrial marca zoje zj20u33?
Hello Chechaflo, thank you for your videos. You have taught me a lot. I am having an issue with adjusting my singer 241 12 to do automotive upholstery. I did everything as your videos instructed and that all went well but when I attempted to change the stitch length my handheld gets jammed once the plunger is pressed down. I am unable to move it forward or backward. Please advise me as to what I could do because I have no money for any other machine and I just got my first paid project but customer wants long bold topstitching. Thank you so much Maestro
Hello Harold, It also happened to me and others. What you have to do is 'force' the big wheel back and forth to release it while the 'stitch length button' is pressed down. While you press down the button another person could help move the wheel with bare hands. If too tight, then it would be necessary to hold the 'wheel' with a 'pressure jaw locking pliers'. To not damage the wheel surface cover it with a rag or scrap of leather or vinyl.
Please, let us know what happened.
Very nice video.
Gracias por ver los videos!
Se me luye el hilo, cuando el material está en varias capas que tipo de hilo usa maestro,
Buenos días! Felicidades por su canal y gracias por sus enseñanzas. Es esta máquina capaz de coser, con las adecuaciones pertinentes, vinil, vivo y espuma? Gracias de nuevo.
Obrigado!
Gracias
Wunderschön
thanks Cechaflo, i have the the same machine work great but i can not reduce the stitch
lenght to small size i have the manual but the machine do not go back ward when you press the plunger the plunger engaged but do not change the stitch lenght can you tell me what is wroung with it there is nothing is broken or damaged. thank you for your help john
+john dastanai Hi John, I cannot figure it out at this moment...maybe the pin (min 18:06...min 10:14 to 19:18) is not correctly plunging the groove at the bottom. (check min 19:27 to 19:38)
czcams.com/video/4ah-sIpRGnA/video.html
If these things are OK, some screw could be loose...this mechanism has a direct relation with the feed dog...try to carefully track the movements...I'm going to check in my machine to know what could cause this problem.
Cesar
Hi Sir I have developed an issue with my 45k1, I sew through 3 pieces of veg tan`in total 12mm thick `I notice that it will stitch a straight line on top` But when I take the piece away and look underneath the stitching has veered of the line by 8mm within 2" length of stitching .I am using a NM 200/25 LEATHER NEEDLE,
should this needle cope with this thickness of leather,
+wow dude Hi there, it seems that your sewing machine is very powerful...these machines are mostly used by shoemakers and saddlery artisans...I really do not know much about this field to give precise opinions...sorry.
Do you know if a similar presser foot modification can be done on a Singer 107W1?
Thanks!
I have never tried, sorry.
i can hear the clutch motor in the background but find it incredible how slow you can sew with this machine what is the rpm of that motor is it 1750 or the high sped 3500
This clutch motor is 3450 RPM . BTW, I already sold this machine.
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Thanks so much for appreciating this video!
Merci beaucoup
Welcome to this channel anytime!
I can see how this roller foot can be useful. With the links on another post you gave links to where to get them too. Thank you. I could sew memory foam in the middle of 2 pieces of cloth that way compressing it as it sews, for an example. Does the 241 of yours have the same needle plates as the singer 15 and singer 31 ? It seems singer has the same plates from 1880's on up to this machine you have. On the links you have below, I looked at the prices on used machines. I got a very good deal at $200 CDN ($175 U.S.). It might not look good, but I can fix it so it does with work. Thank you again Cesar
+alibabafurball I really do not know if the needle plates for singer machines are same size.
Good luck my friend!
Cesar
Many thanks for this informative video. Can this modification be done to any standard sewing machine? Regards
+Boniface Gatimu I think so, as mentioned if the machine is 'all metal' (those old singer are excelent)...I remember I did car upholstery with my mom's sewing machine with no motor, just a pedal moved by my feet back and forth...most of these machines come with the 'round foot' and are used by shoemakers...it's matter of doing the little adjustments to do a heavier job.
+Boniface Gatimu, the circular rollers are small as a penny coin and larger than a dime and dollar coin... check these links:www.amazon.com/Singer-Sewing-Machine-Roller-Presser/dp/B008MNXH5C
www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2047675.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.Xroller+foot+sets+juki+consew+singer+leathert+12264+12267.TRS0&_nkw=roller+foot+sets+juki+consew+singer+leathert+12264+12267&_sacat=0
Disculpe don César tengo el mismo modelo de maquina Singer 241-12 e igual lo uso para tapicería pero la máquina al momento de coser esponja de 1/2 pulgada mas el vinil, cose bien pero despues me rompe el hilo de arriba de lo desenebra, porque sucede?
Puede ser que al bajar la aguja y por el hecho de coser material mas grueso se doble ligeramente la punta y esté pegando en el 'orificio' de la placa. La solución sería agrandar ligeramente el agujero para que la aguja pase mas libremente y no pegue. O bien comprar una placa para el modelo con una agujero un poquito mas ancho.
Si no pega en el 'agujero de la placa' entonces, puede suceder que al atravesar material mas grueso, la aguja al ser muy delgada se dobla hacia un lado causando que el 'gancho del cangrejo' lo llegue a raspar y se deshilache o rompa.
Para cada aguja su hilo correspondiente. Por supuesto si uso una aguja gruesa va a coser hilos de diferentes grosores, lo único desfavorable es que va hacer huecos muy grandes. Si utilizo un hilo grueso con una aguja delgada, con un material delgado no puede pasar ningún rompimiento del hilo. Pero si va atravesar material grueso, este hilo se atascaría en medio del material (vinil y espuma) y al llegar a su punto de descenso el hilo va a estar apretado y el 'gancho' lo va a raspar y romper.
Analice estas posibilidades y creo que va a encontrar la falla.
Amigo Cechaflo. Me gusta ver sus videos, son muy significativos. No sabe donde puedo conseguir un pie rodante para una Adler 205 64???? Gracias y por favor siga con mas videos
Estimado Francisco, con suerte algun zapatero o mecánico de máquinas puede tener ese pie de rodaja. Otra idea sería por internet y verificar antes que compre si es compatible para la Adler.
es.aliexpress.com/item/32639682585.html?spm=a2g0o.detail.1000023.5.7c0a66d3U63aro
www.ebay.com/itm/Black-Roller-Presser-Foot-12267-for-Single-Industrial-Needle-Sewing-Machine-/113699118655
www.ebay.com/itm/Industrial-Sewing-Machine-Spare-Parts-Sewing-Machine-Roller-Leather-Presser-Foot-/192741448997
www.amazon.com/SINGER-Sewing-Machine-Roller-Presser/dp/B008MNXH5C
Otra idea es recurrir a un buen tornero para que lo haga.
¡Muchas gracias por ver los videos!
Perdón Maestro. ¿Que calibre requiere el vinilo de hilo y aguja?
Very good your videos, congratulations. I have a Singer 147-25 stand, you have a video of it. thankful
buen dia don cesar tengo unas preguntas , y es que estado batallando con la maquina el hilo se enebra por de bajo y siemto que se brinca una buelta . o no se si tengo el hilo muy suelto me podria alludar gracias el modelo que tengo es juki 562 walking foot. ? y tambien le menie el engrane que agarra la base de la bobina
Alejandro Rosas
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About to take the plunge on your classes. What is a good starter machine for upholstry/vinyl. Need to re-do my pontoon boat seats. Will a Singer 4423 work well?
You could start with your machine if the material is not too thick. The ideal machine to do upholstery is a double or triple transport sewing machine (walking foot) czcams.com/video/zHZpMBBC4Zc/video.html
czcams.com/video/U3HBXBDDKoo/video.html
Hi, I have been following your tutorials for some time and I learn something new on every single one of them, thank you for taking the time to teach us how to use the machines, God bless you!
I do have a question regarding the "adjusting the length of the stitch" on my Singer 245-3 which is similar at the one you are using in this video, and you adjusted the "stitch length" without any issues.
I have the manual and just as you did I pressed the plunger as I rotate the balance wheel, I can feel when the plunger drops but my issue is that then I am not able to turn the balance wheel on any direction, is stuck there and the stitch is very long and I cannot adjust it.
As old as this machine is (1940?) it is new to me and I want to be able to use it, I think that once I figure out the stitch length issue, I should be in pretty good shape to start sewing in it with the correct stitch length.
Any advice will be greatly appreciated, once again thanks for all your videos, they are great!
Hello Jose, You are not the only one who has faced his kind of issue. The 'big wheel' is stuck and it seems it wil not move anymore...it will be necessary the help of a partner...while your partner is pressing the 'button' you would have to force the 'big wheel' to the front or to the back...if the stitches are too short, it means you have to force the wheel forwards...on the contrary, it the stitches are large the wheel should be moved backwards. Grasp the wheel with both hands and do it.
Thank you so much for your reply, I tried that and did NOT work, the wheel still won't move, I beginning to think that either the grease inside that part of the machine is so hard and the mechanism is really stuck or is someone has messed up with that part? I opened that top part and saw the plunger mechanism that drops into a groove inside the machine, the top part has a little screw and I am wondering if the screw was changed of position? which way is the little screw inside the plunger supposed to be facing?
This screw is the one on the tip of the plunger in the middle, right between the end of the two oiler tips.
Thanks in advance you for you attention to this matter.
Jose.
thanks cesar for the advice. i like to invest in a used sawing machine and keep my eyes open for a used 1 on ebay. the one you mentioned sounds good to me. seeing how much experience and knowledge you have . i enjoy your channel. there is one question why dont you talk in your video's. is it down to all the different languages etc.
Yes, I think English is at this moment the 'universal language'. I do not speak because I still need more practice and I don't want my users to be guessing what I'm saying. My native language is Spanish.
Hi
my problem is that my roller does not reach the center of the shaft.
is there a solution?
Hi Miguel,
I am going to try to answer all of your questions.
The Industrial Singer 111w150 Sewing Machine at a the price of 200 USDollars, is a bargain...provided that, it is in good shape with all of its parts, ...besides you are mentioning it is walking-foot, ideal to do upholstery...BTW, I never had one, but with the trade mark is more than enough to express a judgement. The pfaff 145 is an excellent german sewing machine, more ideal to do general upholstery and sew leather...the price is OK if everything is original and in good condition. The consew 226r is also a good original, heavy duty, japanese machine, and the price is ok.
If I were to choose one from the three, I'd rather choose the pfaff 145 ...it depends on the money in your pocket. 1. The common size to do upholstery is the 'standard polyester thread 138' for a needle size 18(110) to 22(14); a thicker thread can be used to do 'on top stitches', also polyester number 207 for a needle 22(140) to 23(160)
2. Regarding the best contact cement, we have two, one that is applied by hand with a brush or spatula and the other very fluid applied with a painting gun...about trade marks, I cannot recommend, because, I am in Mexico, and suppose you are in USA.
I use a yellow glue which comes in cans or bottles...check these links if you are in USA :
www.homedepot.com/p/DAP-32-fl-oz-Weldwood-Original-Contact-Cement-00272/100125525
www.tandyleather.com/en-usd/home/department/leather-cement-glue/2525-360.aspx
www.ebay.es/itm/Petronios-Master-All-Purpose-Cement-Glue-Shoe-Repair-Adhesive-Glue-4-oz-/291064753112
Do a test beforehand trying out one of these products.
3. The common stitch in upholstery is 5 mm...it could be 6 mm or on the contrary 4 mm
4. We can do upholstery with 'an industrial, simple transportation, regular sewing machine' but, it would be better to sew heavy materials with an 'industrial, triple transportation/walking foot, sewing machine'...the feet compound help us to defeat/overpass bulky parts of material.
Hope it helps,
Cesar
hola amigo , tengo una pfaff serie 1163 recta , es posible hacerle ese trabajo ami maquina ese mismo trabajo de lo del video de la singer a la pfaff 1163
Por supuesto que si puede hacerle algunos ajustes que sean necesarios para hacer trabajos de tapicería. Hace muchos años llegué hacer tapicería con una maquinita Singer de las negritas...la suya es industrial y mas fuerte...a lo mejor solo necesita cambiar la plaquita base, unos dientes un poco mas altos, una aguja mas gruesa y un pié de presión de rodaja. Cuando ocupe volver a coser materiales delgados, nada mas cambiaría otra vez estos aditamentos y todo seguirá igual.
lo de los dientes y la planchuela de la misma ya lo hice, pero lo de la aguja no! sera por eso que revienta el hilo, que numero de aguja amigo Cechaflo hay que comprar? y gracias por su repuesta
Puede ser una aguja 120=19 o 140=22 ...no olvide que el hoyo de la 'placa base' va de acuerdo con el grosor de la aguja y esta junto con su hilo debe pasar libremente. Hay placas que vienen listas con diferentes diámetros de hoyos para que pase la aguja. Si no consigue va a tener que ampliar con una broca de 'carburo de tungsteno', porque esta placa es un poco dura y además trae un baño de cromo. Cheque que la aguja no vaya a pegar en el 'gancho' o costado del 'porta bobina'...de ser asi tiene que regular.
muchas gracias amigo me dio toda la informacion que necesito , un placer haber platicado con usted , exito sr Cechaflo
Got a brother db2-b755-3 and want to use a roller foot and have NEEDLE issues wanna use a 110/18 needles but tried a 100/16 and it felt like I was hitting the bobbin case. Works fine using the 80/12 needles
You have got a good sewing machine. There would not be much problem to attach the roller foot. Do not forget to change the needle plate for a new one that has a wider hole to easily let the new needles(18, 16) to cross down through.
While the machine is off you could carefully check (moving it by hand) if the thicker needles really touch something beneath or it is the rubbing against the plate hole.
If it is really touching something beneath it would be necessary to move the shuttle a very little to right side (there are three little bolts that fasten the shuttle mechanism).
I have realized the Brother machine you have is similar to the Singer I show in my video.
czcams.com/video/IJvh7yoNN4s/video.html
@@Cechaflo will try. Do you know if the walking foot attachments they sell work on these machines too. gonna buy 3 roller boots for MY jukiddl552 ,brother and singer 491. Tried asking local shops but since attachments are under 20 they dont want to INSTALL or sell the products. Thank you for your expertise. Your an UPHOLSTERY God
@@macskylark1656 www.ebay.com/itm/SINGER-11-1-11-2-Class-Sewing-Machine-ROLLER-FOOT-screw-SET-3-SIZES/391509689776
www.ebay.com/itm/4-Size-Roller-Foot-Set-For-Industrial-Sewing-Machines-Brother-Juki-Singer-/163770543631
Hola Chechaflo, una pregunta, cuando toca el volante y a la vez un botón de arriba, que esta haciendo? gracias desde ya.
El botón localizado en la parte superior es el regulador de puntada. Se presiona y al mismo tiempo se mueve un poco el volante de adelante para atrás hasta sentir que el botón se hunde mas. En este momento, si movemos el volante hácia adelante la puntada que hacee el peine nos dará una puntada mas larga. Si se mueve hácia atras nos dará una puntada mas pequeña. El movimiento es gradual si lo hago llegar al tope hasta atrás, la puntada sería cero.
Hello Cechaflo!Love your videos, most informative.What carpet was sewn? I have a Pfaff 145. Will it sew carpet?Many thanks.
+Jess Morgan I've sewn automotive carpet...it's soft. You have an industrial sewing machine, very powerful, heavy duty...you can sew carpet and more heavy materials.
Thanks for following us on you tube!
+Cechaflo Hi cesar dumb question what sisors u use to cut the material on the video they make the triangle edges what are they called thanks Ray
+Ray Solis, Hi Ray, I think you're referring to the 'zigzag scissors' mostly used by taylors when they work on fabrics to avoid the fraying on its edges. I use it on the tutorials 'to simulate' the whole material (vinyl/leather/fabric) was cut and continue to the sides.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinking_shears
Don cechaflo buenas
tardes yo tengo una ma
quina singer 241- 13 pero
me da una puntada BBM muy
pequeña donde puedo
encontrar la regulación
por favor me podría
contestar tenga un
buen dia
Amigo viste el boton arriba en la tapa, es negro; le oprimes ese boton con la mano izquierda mientras que con la dderecha le vas danddo Vuelta lentamente a la polea, ahi tiene unos numeros y dependdiendo el tamaño de la puntada es el numero que le dejas. El numero mas alto por ejemplo el 16 es la puntada mas pequeña y el menor numero por ejemplo el 8, es la puntadda mas grande, ya que se maneja como PPP que quiere ddecir puntaddas por pulgada, como te cite arriba el numero 16 seria 16 puntadas por pulgadas y el numero 8, serian 8 puntadas por pulgadas, mira el video en el minute 16:08 ahi esta hacienda esa operacion.
Great job, great idea as usual. What kind of throat plate is that
The needle plate is for the Singer machine. These plates have different gauges for the needle holes and kind of feed dogs.
Dear Cesar, Thanks to you I have carried out the conversion of this exact machine (except for the large needle adaptations) to sew light weight leather. Can yoi say why the upper thread frays and breaks when it tries to sew three layers of skived leather? thank you.
Perhaps, when the needle passes the layers of leather bends a little and could be rubbing the plate hole. It would be necessary to change the needle plate with a hole lightly bigger. Besides, check out if the 'hook point' of shuttle is not rubbing the needle.
Please,let me know what happened.
Welcome to this channel anytime!
Hello, I'd forgotten to mention the 'presser foot'. If it is misaligned could cause the fraying issue due to rubbing of the needle and thread.
Caesar, I wish I could afford one of the machines you recommend but they are just beyond my means. What are your thoughts on a Sailrite Standard? Maybe something comparable in price? I LOVE your videos by the way!!! Really inspiring! I just need to be able to afford to get into the game!!!
The ideal sewing machine to do upholstery is an industrial, flat bed, single needle, triple transport (walking foot) sewing machine.
czcams.com/video/U3HBXBDDKoo/video.html
New ones are very expensive. I think the budget you mentioned is more than enough to get a used machine in perfect condition.
I have found this link for you:www.advancedsewing.com/usedsewingmachines.html I have realized they sell good trade marks, such as Juki, Consew, Pfaff, Brother, Adler, etc.
It is a matter of doing your own research by getting in touch with a professional vendor from this store.
Another handy option would be to get in touch with John from Lucky Needle. He could provide you good assistance in order to get a sewing machine at an accessible price. I have realized he is a sales representative of some good trade marks.
Click and check out 'sewing machines section'. Do not forget to get a 'triple transport machine' (walking foot) Or a 'double transport'(walking foot) at least.
I hope this information helps.
Hola amifo, de verdad agradecido por tus videos eres una escuela conpleta, yo adquirí una maquina pfaff 463 y estoy pensando en ponerle el pie redondo o el rodachin como dicen aquí en mi pais, será conveniente yo pienso hacer muebles y juegos de cuarto en tapiceria?
+Carlos Gabriel Martinez Que bien Carlos, que vas a empezar a desarrollar proyectos de tapicería...la máquina que compraste es industrial y muy buena ...es de arrastre simple, por eso ocupa el 'pié de presión de rodaja'...ojalá puedas conseguir un rodachin original que tenga en el conito donde gira en su eje pequeñas 'esferitas o bolitas de rodamiento'...tienen mas precisión y no se mueve para ningun lado la ruedita.
+Cechaflo ok gracias amigo por la informacion, tratare de conseguirlo...
When you set the roller to the feed dog. You mentioned the feed dog has to be hidden below the plate. When the feed goes back up,should the roller height be set to the point where you cant spin the roller easily by hand ? Or should it be firmly set to the height where the feed dog will spin it.
Hopefully this video is useful to understand much better how the height of a presser foot (roller or flat) is done
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Hola buenas noches como puedo conseguir esas patillas de ruedas y como se llama esas patillas? Muchas gracias
www.ebay.com/itm/SINGER-11-1-11-2-Class-Sewing-Machine-ROLLER-FOOT-screw-SET-3-SIZES-/391509689776
I'm thinking of buying a 241-12. where did you find the heavy feed dog and roller wheel to make it better for auto seat cover work? what other suggestions do you have for that machine? thanks
If it's affordabe for you I'd recommend to buy at once a triple transportation(walking foot) sewing machine (pfaff, adler, juky, consew). In my opinion is the best option to do upholstery (car and furniture).
The machine with 'roller foot' are mostly used on shoemaking. But, of course, it can be used to do upholstery but, with some limitations. I used to work with this kind of machines many years ago.
www.ebay.com/itm/Roller-Foot-Plate-Feeder-Set-for-Industrial-Single-Neddle-to-sew-leather-/272328744094
Since I'm a JW I do volunteer work and just want to do some side work on seat covers. If i can get the 241-12 for $250 complete, I can buy a walking foot head and use the base with motor from the 241-12. Save me some money and have an extra head. Whole machines are expensive used. Thanks for the help and all the videos.
I was able to get the 241-12 for $250. it is very clean in the oil drop pan and has a nice heavy duty table/motor included. and I do mean heavy. plan to make the improvements to it you suggested. and keep my eye out for a walking foot head to put on it later. what is the best oil to use in the sump? I had to discard the oil to disassemble the machine to get it home. And i must say your upholstery work is superior! thanks again, David
Good
Thanks for watching!
Thank you. Great information I was getting ready to order a roller foot. What size would you suggets
It depends on the fabric/vinyl clearance of the machine. I mean the height of the space between head arm end and bottom base.. I started doing upholstery with my mom's domestic Singer. I had to attach it a small roller presser foot. Thereafter, I bought a Union Special similar machine, semi-inudtrial and I had to put a bigger roller presser foot.
www.amazon.com/NGOSEW-SINGER-Sewing-Machine-ROLLER/dp/B077BSP26C
@@Cechaflo thank you. I started with my mom singer as a kid. Little did I realize I'd enjoy sewing at 61 yrs old. I find it relaxing. I have about 50 domestic machines, hard to pick a favorite. But bought a 1926 Singer 31-15 originally just for the table set up to use my Singer 1200....well I like using the big boy. Lol I'm going to swap the clutch motor (like sewing with a jet on afterburner) to a servo motor..
your channel has been a huge help. Thank you very much
@@donaldroberts6452 You are very welcome, Donald!
Q bien bideo
¡Muchas gracias por apreciar este trabajo!
Can you advise were you purchased your roller foot for 241-12? Thanks
www.amazon.com/Kunpeng-Singer-Sewing-Machine-Roller/dp/B0777KSMFS?th=1
www.amazon.com/Presser-High-Head-Necessary-Industrial-Machines/dp/B08729W81M
Hi again any idea if I can use a roller leather foot on my pfaff 138-6 the one on the catalog it doesn't exist anymore!!! Any way to use one of these types thank you in advance
I think so. Just regulate the height of the presser foot bar and fasten/bolt it to the bar side.www.amazon.com/Kunpeng-Singer-Sewing-Machine-Roller/dp/B0777KSMFS
profesor precisamente tengo una maquina igual sera q puede mandar vídeo como le hago el ajuste para q cuando la aguja va bajando y este la punta al nivel de la planchuela los dientes también estén descendiendo al mismo nivel por favor como ajustó la exentrica
Si puede mandar su video en esta sección de comentarios para observar como hace el ajuste de su máquina.
Hi! I want to set up my 1291 pfaff with a roller but can't get the parts from the rep here. Any clue were I could source them from?
+karwork, I think you have to look for a 'sales representative' in/near the place where you are, in order to get an 'original piece'...these 'roller feet' have very 'small rolling balls' in the central rotation balls.
If you contact these places, maybe could get the required piece or some information at least:
www.advancedsewing.com/usedsewingmachines/pfaff.html
www.tekin-online.com/en/
+karwork get it from ebay
hi cesar can you get away with using just one sawing machine for leather such as the singer 241-12 or would i need to invest in more than 1 sawing machine. for different stitch patterns or could you recommend a second hand leather sawing machine thats suitable for all types of stitches as you can tell im new to this. thanks your workmanship is amzing and i really enjoy watching how you work.
I think so. One sewing machine could do the upholstery job. In my case I would stay with my paff 1245
Would this foot work on an older Husqvarna machine as well?
I think so! It is similar to those old Singer machines.
Hi there, I’m trying to find the link to know where to find this roller/wheel presser foot for my singer 281?
www.amazon.com/Kunpeng-Singer-Sewing-Machine-Roller/dp/B0777KSMFS
This is great
Pls I learnt this round foot has size, which size is this
1" inch wide.
Hi, can welt with this foot? Or do a raised foam stitch for car upholstery?
Yes it is possible. It is matter of getting accustomed to it. You could fix welting pipe all around a cover. the making of foamed pleats too.
There are some limitations but car and furniture upholsterers used this kind of presser foot to sew anything related to upholstery.
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The video is great!! I have two Singers 251-21 and a 251-11, Can either of these machines be adapted like the one in the video? they both look similar to yours.
Yes, you could do the same adaptations to the mentioned machines.
@@Cechaflo Great!! Now to decide on which to set up. With the use of the round wheel foot, 1 feed dog, would I still need to glue leather before sewing to keep the layers from feeding unevenly?
buenas tardes, esa maquina no da puntadas de remate?
No, no tiene reversa para rematar. Esta máquina la usan mucho para coser ropa y en zapatería para pespuntar el cuero/piel en la fabricación de zapatos. Si es necesario 'rematar', lo que se hace es dar una puntada hácia adelante y luego levantar el 'prensatelas/pié de presión' para jalar el material unos milímetros y sobreponer otra puntada por la misma que se hizo al comienzo. Muchos tapiceros usamos este 'truco' para dar 'remate de costura' en las orillas.
Do they make this attachmant for low shank machines Glenn P, in N.Y.
I did end up getting a lowshank version on Ebay but then I bought a walking foot machine anyway.. Good Video! Just watched it again 3 years later..
Gracias por contestar tan pronto. Ya hice la modificación tal como usted sugiere, en una maquina pfaff 335g, y de momento va todo bien, cose con agujas hasta 180-24 sistema 134-35. Pero hice un ajuste de garfio con una aguja intermedia del 140-22. Al 1,8 de separación de la barra, según dice el manual de la maquina. Le ruego si tiene alguna sugerencia que hacerme para que esta maquina funcione mejor, seria muy amable. Soy artesano del cuero pequeñito, igual hago un bolsito que una correa. Gracias por su atención y quedo a la espera de sus noticias.
Tiene Ud. razon con respecto al ajuste del garfio. Debe colocarse 'pegadito' a una distancia apropiada para que sirva para aguja gruesa y delgada cuando sea necesario.
Is there a link anywhere to the parts you added?!
hola Cesar una ayudita por favor tengo una máquina industrial le puse la
rueda para coser cuero y va costurando bien hasta que llega a los cruces entre cueros que es mas gruesa y jala el hilo a la parte de abajo. solo en las partes gruesas. porfa me ayuda don César
Rebajar el cuero en los cruces.
im finding your videos really helpful....but do you have any on doing a service on an industrial machine please ...i.e. a full oil flush and change....thank you
I do not have that video yet...sorry.
Cechaflo a service video would be awesome. Would pay money for that :-)
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